talked about made it clear, i think, make me think that one thing was decided at one point in the course of a day and then something else happened. does that mean mubarak lied? does that mean he changed his mind? we don t know. right now i very much doubt that egypt s senior military leaders are sleeping. they have a few hours to make a decision. there will be hundreds of thousands of people out there. many of them at the presidential palace. they may feel they have to choose between either undoing what mubarak said, i. ex, a coup, or confronting the protesters. two choices they deeply don t want to make. do we still have ron suskind on? i m here in new york. forgive me if this sounds object as to. but omar suleiman is the exspy chief. how is it possible that he could have ever had credibility as a transition leader? either with the u.s. government
the world, including here in the the united states. it s transitioning of power to a democratic system. if we find something in the situation isn t good we reconsider and withdraw. the muslim brotherhood reportedly meeting with omar suleiman, the vice-president in egypt and that s scary, some say radical islamic group once said sharreya law around the world. and what s happening today would be previously unthinkable because the muslim brotherhood has been banned, and suleiman was an opponent frpt and he s a sworn enemy of the muslim brotherhood. the idea that the short 13 days they have the ear of the man who is the transition leader is incredible. and spremmist organization